P67A-GD65 mouse pointer flickering in bios.

Hey,
So just got this new rig up and running few hours ago and i noticed that when i go to bios/uefi my mouse pointer flickers all the time. Have anyone else noticed same and is there any way to stop that?
P67A-GD65 B3
i5 2500K
4Gb Kingston HyperX 1600MHz
Asus HD6970 DCII 2Gb
Corsair F60 + 1Tb HDD
Corsair AX750
Edit: Mouse is Logitech G500

Quote from: Jack on 21-March-11, 18:24:35
What is your current UEFI/BIOS Version?
According CPU-Z its V1.8 what seems to be newest "stable" one when i taked a look in MSI site, well there might be some beta version thru forums but i never been that much of an fan of those, mostly those just creates new issues. Also few other questions i have is that is it normal that those 6 leds on the top of the cpu socket kinda flashes randomly, almost acts like hdd led LOL? And then what is that Intel MEI software under downloads and do i need it? Atm i only have chipset,network,sound and gfx drivers installed.

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